Governed AI operators, built per operation.

Miko Labs builds governed operators that run document-heavy, workflow-heavy operations end to end — finished work delivered into the systems your team already uses, with your people approving every output. Same governed model; the workflow, data, and risk profile change by operation.

Where each operation stands.

Every operation earns production the same way — sandbox demo on synthetic or sanitized data, shadow mode on your real flow, then live with human review. The register shows where each one stands today.

Operation readiness registerreviewed 2026-07-02

All specimens: generated 2026-07-02 · structure real · contents synthetic.

  1. Title & escrowCurative cleared, payoff and lien letters chased, underwriter requirements answered, exams assisted.Sandbox demoCurative timeline — examiner holdspecimen05/28Payoff requested — Sterling Bank06/02Payoff received · satisfaction drafted06/03Sent for recordingholdHeld for examiner review before issue

Sandbox demo — demonstrated in an isolated environment on synthetic or sanitized data; not yet in production. Live applies to privileged-litigation intake and chronology today; the remaining legal workflows are in development.

Governed the same way, every operation.

No production agent without traceability. No external action without policy. No sensitive data leaving the approved boundary. Inference runs inside your control boundary by open-weight models we run — approved frontier models handle non-sensitive tasks only when your policy allows. A person approves every output.

request → classify → in-boundary → drafted

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Run by the engineer who built it — Eric Yun designs Miko's inference, routing, and approval gates personally, and operates Pleadly, litigation support that runs under attorney-client-privilege constraints.

Start with one workflow.

One workflow your team repeats every week. We'll tell you whether it's ready for AI delegation — and if it isn't, we'll say so on the call.

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